When it comes to motorists and pedestrians, Our Driving Concern Senior Program Manager Lisa Robinson describes safety as a two-way street. Pedestrians need to use crosswalks, avoid being distracted by phone calls, text messages and the sound of music playing in their ears. Drivers, likewise, need slow down in congested areas and focus 100% of …
Regulations have been loosened to assist truck drivers working to meet supply demands across the U.S. during the COVID-19 pandemic. Doctors, nurses and first-responders are on the front lines responding to calls and treating patients. Farm workers, grocery clerks, teachers and many others have had to adjust to a new normal during this unprecedented health …
Safety CoachTurn a Wish into a Reality I’ve heard it said, “A goal without a plan is just a wish.” When you work with employees to promote safe driving behaviors on and off the job, turn that “wish” into a reality by devising a plan. Ask: What is your responsibility for a safe ride? Then, …
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Sleeping Dogs, Not Drivers Whether we spring forward in March or fall back in November, one of the most important aspects of a time change for employers to recognize is how much a one-hour disruption can affect an employee. In the spring, sleep loss raises safety concerns caused by fatigue. In the fall, the time …
